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Discontinued by Ferrara in May, the kosher candy staple of Jewish celebrations will be revived by CandyRific in early 2027.
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Discontinued by Ferrara in May, the kosher candy staple of Jewish celebrations will be revived by CandyRific in early 2027.

Oatly has expanded its UK range with two new fibre-enriched oat drinks, each providing 5g of fibre per serving.

Spanish agrifood firm Elian has received a €40 million investment from the state-owned fund Cofides to expand its Barcelona plant-based protein production.

Kraft Heinz's Philadelphia brand has partnered with Mike's Hot Honey to launch a sweet-and-spicy whipped cream cheese.

InnerPlant argues imaging tech fails farmers by detecting plant disease too late, and promotes its biotech solution.

The Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre has developed six plant-based protein bars using locally grown pulses.

Companies ORF Genetics and BioBetter are using genetically engineered barley and tobacco plants to produce growth factors for cultivated meat.

Long-standing single-flavor brands like Terry's Chocolate Orange and After Eight are introducing new variants to compete in a crowded market.

Plantd has launched a biochar product line, converting $13,000 monthly in biomass waste from its grass-based panel manufacturing into a new revenue stream.

Ag robotics startup TRIC Robotics now operates a 15-robot fleet treating over 1,500 acres of California strawberries nightly with UV-C light and vacuums.

Circana's 2026 report finds consumers are redefining convenience around simple, protein-rich solutions that fit fragmented schedules.

Researchers have grown bovine tissue containing muscle, nerves and blood vessels from embryonic stem cells in 15 days.

A 50-year-old Hong Kong noodle maker is reviving the traditional craft of shrimp roe noodles, an intangible cultural heritage item, by introducing modern flavors.

A new study finds beef production caused 41% of global deforestation from 2001 to 2023, with Brazilian beef alone responsible for a quarter of the total.